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blogging from here

bossboudicca

y'all ain't gonna believe this but I straight up found @chirpybirdy in there!!!!

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must every work be good? is it not enough to be bizzare and tonally confusing?

#☝️☝️☝️

kikibabybunny

bleedingcoffee42

Easy Company cast iron cooks group getting hot.

#theyre just like us

gatheringbones

[“When everything runs smoothly, the housewife fades away—becomes the background. Cleanliness maintains the ghostly character of women’s work, keeps it systematically hidden. Even critics of capitalist work have failed to take note of the labor that takes place beyond the factory gates. The political philosopher Hannah Arendt pointed out, for instance, that Karl Marx, following public opinion at the time he wrote, characterized the work that took place in the home as unproductive labor, which left “nothing behind.” Arendt noted that Marx and many other male philosophers exalted work performed outside the home as the only real form of work, while they characterized domestic work “as parasitical, actually a kind of perversion of labor” because it “did not enrich the world.”

Arendt saw this hierarchy of work as a fundamental misunderstanding of what happens in the home—a misunderstanding that arose from the unique temporal features of care work and housework: the labor performed in the home moves so quickly, and produces so rapidly, Arendt wrote, that “its effort is almost as quickly consumed as the effort is spent.” Ancient political philosophers, Arendt writes, at least recognized the vital productivity of their servants, who, they believed, left behind “nothing more or less than their masters’ freedom or, in modern language, their masters’ potential productivity.” In antiquity, the work performed in the home was understood as constant, life-sustaining work that always produced: indeed, it produced the very possibility of public productivity; it created the possibility of shared communal life outside the home.”]

amanda montei, from touched out: motherhood, misogyny, consent, and control, 2023

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A bird’s nest in a broken skull at St. Leonard’s Crypt.

#this is basically how my morning went

pissbataille

TRUE DETECTIVE. NIGHT COUNTRY - PART III

#true detective #lets just say -

lesbiandarvey

HBOWW2REWATCH -> Week 5 “Delay, Flak, Radio, Shell Shock”

MOTA / PART THREE

#niiice #hbo war

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aka the song playing in the background at the beginning of Bomb in the Garden, as written, sung, and recorded by the real Ray Person

and another interview where he mentions it

#generation kill #i love it actually lol

you know how you always have the strongest urge to write when you have other pressing shit to do. well one way to harness this power is to just completely ignore all of the shit you have to do